About

This site exists because comparing boats around St Barts should not mean half a dozen open tabs and a page of notes. Six tours sit in the comparison: one group sail-and-snorkel trip, three private day charters and two luxury or overnight options. Published from-prices run from $189 per person on the shared trip to $4,816.09 per catamaran for an overnight, and every listing shows its duration and cancellation terms alongside.

The St Barts Trips We Cover

This site compares the tours you can actually book on the water around St Barts: a group sail-and-snorkel day, private day charters for up to eight or ten guests, and overnight catamaran trips from St Martin. Prices, durations and guest limits all come from the live listings, so what you read here matches what the booking page shows.

How We Pick The Trips Listed

Only real, bookable tours make it onto the site. A listing needs a named operator, a published from-price, a stated duration and clear cancellation terms before it enters the comparison. A brand-new charter with no reviews yet is included on the same basis as a well-reviewed trip, and marked as such, because an empty review column is itself useful information when you are weighing options for a day on the water around St Barthelemy.

• Every tour carries the name of the operator behind it, from Boomerang Boat Charters to Zephyr, so you can look into the crew before you commit to a booking.
• Prices are shown exactly as published, from $189 per person up to $4,816.09 per catamaran, with per-boat and per-person pricing flagged so you compare like with like.
• Ratings and review counts are reproduced as they appear on the live booking page, including the one listing that is new and has no reviews yet.

Behind This St Barts Guide

A small independent team writes and maintains the site. Nobody here operates a boat, sells a berth or takes bookings directly. The work is editorial: reading each live listing, recording what it includes and what it leaves out, such as the dock fees on the St Barthélemy private charter or customs clearance on the Nikki Beach trip, and laying those facts out plainly for travelers weighing a decision.

Each listing is compared side by side, with prices, durations, group sizes and cancellation terms taken from the live booking pages. That way you can weigh a group sail against a private charter before committing to one. Nothing is pay-to-play, no operator can buy a higher spot, and tours with three reviews and tours with seventeen sit in the same comparison on the same terms. If a listing changes its price or terms, the page reflects it.